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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04
ROUNDS
New Gallery

A. A. Rounds the photographer goes
to Fort Randall and Santee Agencies on
May 1st, to be away about three weeks
and on his return will open o new gallery
On the ground floor No. 216 Third street,
opposite Sanborn & Sons store,
where he will fit up one
Of the hest Photographic Studios in the
west, with large light, large instruments
and rooms adapted to the larger class
OF work, family groups DC. We always
guarantee the best and Wilt venture to
promise even more in the new quarters
if possible than We have in the past, the
people judging for themselves.
Groups. horses &c, made GA TIE street
in front OF the gallery.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04

Money to loan on real state or chattle
security. e. b. VAN ANTWERP,
Abstract Office,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04

FOUND In Turner Hall this Wednesday
4 morning, the 4th inst, a shot bag contain
ing a bunch of keys and some other articles.
Apply at this ofice.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04

Go to the European restaurant for frsl
class meal.
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DIED.

M0OER5-On May lat Abbey Mary, youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mooers, aged Is
months and 10 days.
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postofaoe Hours and Regulation

ganGton Postotice Hours and Regulations.
q The delivery windows are opened each day
&undRys excepted) at 500 q. In.
3 The delivery windows CLOSE at 300 p. m.
The money order, postal note and registry de-
opeds at Q a. m. and CLOSES at ALSO y.
from 9:a5 to i0.4s a. m. The lobby Of the
pthce 10 open all day Sundays for the accom-
Of persons renting Look boxes.
Il Mails going east via O.. III. 4 st. r. b. B.,
1lose at $50 q. M. and 8 p m, Sundays excepted.
Mails going West and north via the Chicago.
milwaukee d st. Paul railroad close at $3.50 q.
a., Sundays excepted. 2
Z Mails going east and north by Chicago d
forth western railroad close at 8 p. m.
I Eastern mails via Chicago d st Paul railroad
arrives at $40 p m. and i0:l2 u. m.
Eastern mail via Chicago d Northw estern
sallread arrives ct ~ p m and departa at G
! M.
Niobrara, which closes at 1880 y. N.
l.. u. PALMER. n.
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J. r. Slmhorn & Sons furniture
warerooms. A complete lint of all
classes al furniture, upholsterins and
undertaking.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04

Board by the day OK week at the Euro
pean restaurant.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04

European restaurant and lunch room
open dag aad night.
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Latest and best styles of
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's slippers ever shown i'm
YanktOn at
JACOB MAX & SON.
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Fresh PIants-Verbenas, pinks ani
pansies at UARNEYs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04
ACard.

Strawberry ice cream at
TAMMEN'S.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-04
The hnest Misses and Chill
dren's spring heel shoes at
JACOB MAX & SON.
TO il Public,

Owing to the untruthtul stories,
which are being circulated by an oppo.
sition herder, as to my not having good
grazing for the cattle in my charge, ]
deem it necessary to let the public
know that l have leased for the herd.
ing season of 1887 400 acres just north
of town the best grazing land to be had,
Having nearly all the land available for
herding purposes under my jurisdiction
I think I can tr%uthfnlly say that I am
better prepared than anyone to do good
work for my patrons.
HARRY Ct. DENNIS.
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RAILHoAD TINE TABLE.

5HIoAae. MILWAUKEE d ST. PAU RAILROAD,
&lhe east bound passenger train leaves at 7:lC
u m. each day, except Sunday.
passenger train from the east arrives at
gp5 m. each day, except Sunday.
&the accommodation tram from the east
8rlves each day, Sunda 3 excepted, at 9:1l
\ IN. and departs at $50 a. m. for the west
nd north.
&srhe accommodation train from the west and
arrives at a:10 p. M. and departs at D DC
b m. for the east each day excepting Sundays.
q CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
THE east bound passenger train leaves at $3.50
VI M. each day, except sunday.
#The passenger train from the east arrives at
(A5 p. M. each day. except Sunday.
Sunday passenger train leaves at 7:40 q. m.
ID arrives at iUa. m. making close connec-
Pms With through, passenger trains from and
d Chicago.
accommodation trains. leave for the east
eoh day. except sunday. ut 6:4b .. m and 4:bC
Ii. and arcive from the east each day, except
@nday. at LIDS q. m. and 7:l5 p. m.
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AT Tammen's, strawberry ice
cream.
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Yankton and Swan Lake
Stage and Express
Line.
j. N. MOORE. Proprietor

.EAYE Yankton Mondays, WednesdAyssann
lAFEidnys at z o o'clock 3. M, retaining TueP
dizzy Thursdays and SatnrdaJs.d
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WALTER B. DEAN Recorder.
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ailv g1ssa ANIL 9akutaian

{ ANKToN, D. T.. MAY 4, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
THE STATE or TRADE.

r,,r,vopy Aug ls.-coIton duiL Middling 9'4c......
rcSr .,sr strses ana Western sgpsrnns sz 70
s215 40 k,,sA la Extra - 90 % 60 10 No
Brands - ss4 90 PataDsco FANNY - 10 10
sortnern Rel 79aslc. AJDber sias3c 10 z western
RED SPOT ~, SOC August ns Ssy|e ssG,eS
corh-souIhern steady White So a5S @ yellow 81 6Se
S"sT aHed o eP4a Sas A1s a we're rm
southern White 2eoS5c Western "a aSgc Western hiIea
Y new rsn prnS 70 Unoes western $40 %
esl5 o.. provisions steady quiet Ness ferk AZ %
sacxea 7ase BseoIl-sIonieers 7~eSsc Clear Rlo
kae: DC Hams 12isa Lara-k sfnea At Sc
as aSeef s n9hes sS petroleum
Rennea O'e. Conee-itlo cargoe. ordinary y tar
h iss steady Ss q
Trssh: 70 Lys5pse ger ses bs
wheat % 500 vash Corn 7O0g Dusn ca" - 200 easa
b. 400 Soe IS @ Sa: sUs 1 COO sass
Bosros. Aug. l5.-floar ouiet-cOmmon Extra. 81 ! 9
Corn steamer yellow 55c. Steamer Mixed 81 q
yer aS aa 81 "a @
pslfy Extra c1eess sisaayBesi SewYoc and
ioa ns dsyo sS
1900 vida and 5000 sacks Cora 1000 bush oau
j. 900 bl.h Shorts 4so0bash
ings 81 .c and SIC generally asked No Ilard North
cru Pacific sales al ~ al 7Sc and at 7Gc Winter
White Gsnsan sec, Corn opened weak asd lower,
81! HssG Io 9 yellow s%e but tc,SS
No. 2 WHIT. sse. no whne see No Mixea sos aisle
sS .y S sSo sn o. pns %
.Cornmeai quiet. Oatmeal quiet Canal freghts
RseeDs-FioSr 400 S6ls Wheat fsi1oO bush Corn
15s sas 2E oCO js sArSn 5 200
Cor: 70 oSs os,s G%a ha arn 81 900 S Sa,
Malt 1000 bush
CHICAGO Aug l5.-The leading follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY AUGUST is, 1887

only to l4e521 shares. The fighting .em-
bers Of the "bear" party appeared this morning and
they opened prices generally lower than Saturday even
ings closing and followed that by marking depression
OF LA per Here and there their selling had
following Of board traders but less than the
following of a week ago and prices rallied sharply
duh movement After midday the
money rate temporarily was marked up to
per and another raid made on prices and this
one had smaller room following than the raid at the
opening The feature OF the market Is that activity with
fractional declines is followed by duness and full re-
coveries Nearly every stock the list loans at less
rate Of interest ruling rate for and this
without the presence OF q known "bull" clique OF
manipulation in the market. When Mr. Gould was bull
ing" the market all through the declines Of lsS3-loso
there scarcely stock that borrowers did not haveto
pay premium for And is doubtful IL the short inter
in years great as tits now Aswebefore
have said the market lacks leader or clique
on the bull side its strength-and 1t note worthy
comes entirely natural condition Whenthe leader
turns up and leaves his satellites In the lurch as ne VIII
do In tho near future the scarcity OF stocks Will become
more apparent than II is now. The market closed du
and firm -, ., -.
quotations foliows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

prvy,to Aug l5-c1.,e-Receints last 20 hours 2OlO
head total TINS far $3.50 hsah tor ums
OF which SO to to-day, ~ OF which II TO
New York 263 sae prices Good 10 Prime Cattle
Others duh ana unsettled Common to Far - o.
IA Good to Choice shipping s. s56S4lOi Cows and
Heers 81 5Oi Fat Bulls 81 so - 90 Mich Cows
s2Od s33 stoekers and Feeders e. 500 50 co. Vealj
81 ASH Grass Calves 81 3d. market closed weak with
rs left over.
sneep-Keeept, "a hours 1900 mead total Tor week
2ooo head iSr zane uIe LAST ass week ~ 800
"a cars on sae STEADY Inferior 70 Fair sa SO 10
Good - So Western Lambs lower Good TO
- so Canadian Lambs declined 25G5Oc, selling at
S6 90 al 75 Is loads shipped in fast hands
Hoos-Pecelu last "a hours 7I2O head; tota ior ms
955 for time last week 20 5sO
head consigned through sunday ~ cars OF winch 10 %
NewIOrk to-day 80 which % to New YORK 90
good Western Cornfed advanced lO6 Sc Others
UNCHANGED Common and Light Crassers - 20 esi ~ ooi
Corned selected Medium weights S. 5O0s5 90; Selected
Heavy Ends "a 2534 TO- Stays So cars OF Grassers left
ReceIpls-9OO0 head shiUmsnts 1000 head market VA.
loo higher or Good Shipping steers So 20 s9eEsfs
IS; Texas cattle 81 40d375 ooo -,
Rogs-Recepts 10000 head. shipments 1000 head:
market strong. 5alOo higher Rough and Mixed - ~
50 80 Packing and shipping ID ioSs9 o0i isut u 'o~
Shs>p-Receipts 5000 head Shipments 1000 head Market
81 40 % So So % SO 95 Texans 81 50
ass 50. Lambs - 006S5 90
ST LOUIS Aug. observation-disclosures 3.4Oo head ship
hsaSy Nat,ss stesrs % 90 ss4 rs. Butchers
rs s3 go feeiers TAR To goeo ~ 50
81 90 stocEsrs fair good 81 10 ss2 90 Texans and
indiana common erass 10 good esru.feL - OOssS 90.
Rvgf-ksceibts 900 head; snIpneats heai markss
was higher choice HEAVY ana Butehers sseete sn
forkers Mediam ~ Primo "a lO0s5 80 Pisa Common !"
kscests 1000 aeaa shipment. 100 head narke:
was nrm. clipped Fair 10 Choice s. l3~sA W LAMBS
az rs "a 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

..rs ~. a mutual penenr associauon. the me noers
ne ipdsmniiy each other against loss ny tne lean
Of ,ne ANN a the members, and she salaries OF ocers
mem OF conducting the business OF the assoel
sna ,e maid out OF the funds raised by membership
ton md annual dues which sufficient for that pur-
iee Ne nay All claims for losses as fast as the assess
p's',s come in Ihe only unpaid claim against the
mrrjstinn which il duets this one IN Newark, "hci
We cispdie. l., S.,r. 1srsev.
are advised hy one of She prominent lawyers oi
Gst state that We perfect right 10 DO So s 10
ue our treasurer does not give bonds, but lie -
a. nrnpery aud perfectly responsible. it Is aiso .ro
mai The officers do not receive any fixed salary,
At or rsi meeting The officers NolnDteeeu sums on
Tor the FIRST year and 20 draw such eaI' e,ns
account as the trustees should approve we osssn ~
rlr oar erfneaes al OOO becanse ~ the genei al
s al Iii concsrns TO begin Hun Der their poIlcies
a. c-,tif,ea,es nt so,ue other number than one.
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and nnshsngsa Strained slesl oss Good do. 81 10 z.
20G$l z6 81 3d. e. 81 40 IL 81 so, 81 CO. X 81 81 =;
N. 81 50; n. 81 95 window Gasa So 80; Water Waite

and nnchsngsa s.rainea siesl os Good do, 81 10 Z.
81 20G$l zo 81 3d. e. 81 40 IL 81 Sos 81 co. X 81 81 =;
81 To-
oILs-values throughout the list are without decided
change and the general a one. Sales,
5000 gals. Italian Olive and 800 bbs summer Yellow
So,ton:esd both lots on private ,s.%s Quotation
ssox far to PRIME sa2e 'S e.,sG White
Llnsoco. civ 49e.. raw Western. "a 94se iare.
prime present make $50 Soc; Menhaen, crude sound
81 NC light pressed Csc; bleachei winter zsia
929c. Sperm. crude 67d6sc: natural winter ~ zoe;
beaehed winter 7Sa75ci Whale crude southern Slc;'
42c.: Olive bbls 6sa7sc: Neatsfoet prige 6osioe CEN
So al oc.i Palm 40 Sc; Mustard seed. - atoc
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Tbere little animation shown
In any department of the to-day ana rates
no essential changes. BERTH ENGAGEAENIs-Io Lly,
erpool steam $4,000 bush gram "a; Hull o steam szOqO
bush. grain lssd; Rotterdam, STEAM lbOOO push gram
september clearance Sci Newcsstls steam u 600 bIs
grain private terms. PETROLEUM CHARTLRS-Bil'
bao hence Norwegian bark 1900 crude l4e set
tin, hence Norwegian snip relet $500 b0s refined pri
vate terms Port Said hence Austrian bark lCOO cases
refined 14c-...... MISCELLANEOUS CHARrERS-Mel-
bourne from Boston bark, sl4 tons general lump sum
Galveston from Philadelphia schooner. case oil &c., and
coal at about 81 36i Port Elizabeth from Boston. bark
All tons with the privilege OF East London lump sums Bos
from Perth AmbOy. schooner coal S5c and discharge
The current quotations 10 the United Kingdom are;
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rr,opr.S ppoprcp MARKETS.

LfyKKroo. Aug I5-prsvisions- Bscoa- Camserani Cut
<la6d: Coar Aitdios ils Oh CisAr Aiddiet
Cd: Shsa lers 3Os o. cwt Bee
e0sOd Mess Prime Mess 5ls Oh PORK
Prime Meas Cd Dbl. Prime Mcsa Eastera
1IGOl 66x 80 Lard-Amorcan 4s 3D. Primo Vest
34a Sd Lard OIL S4s Cd Haus-Long Cut Goa I'd
Shoulders SJ&6L Baer-y5A 81 Ut tor nss Eitsd
biatea Characterization Choco Sos Cd Whest-Red
Western spring. 5a Id a6a 3D.; Roi Winter Ga 3D. q
b. ID New Ma. Winter "a 3D. 10 No.
Sprns Ia ID. New Mxoi Western. IS lid. California No
!. 0 Sd Ga iea No . 6s 81 e6 Sd GENITAL. Pro
cueesDrlts OF Turpontins Cd: London. 25s Sd
per cwt Refined Petroleum. 6sd per gallon Clover seed
Aroefiean Rel <SA per cwL Taiiow-2ls 3D. per ewt
n s. AnsricAa zla 81; Prime cty. zss Cd psr cxt
1osinCoamcn. Sc cds PAls Ia 81 1os OF Linseed On
kss M perewS rrev,sonsA Rsfrgerated beet
elnd qnarters Cal: fore Quxrters nd D. Hopsa Lon
90, YORK STATE az lSs o. 90 os Cd cottonssed
vi liverpool MAKE. els Cd.
" past week iren Atlantic ports
siovo quarterly from Pscnc ports 5000 quarters from
sehef scuroes a. 600 euarters
erecavesof Amsrcan fSr he past week AGO
guarterA
ScsDos Aug la-Prodooe-Liusoei OIL. 2i% Cd OILS
wi per Calcutta lADseed sss Sd quarters Lin
49, Cake. 10 "a Cd a fl5 Ga Refined Petroleum.
sv sssd per gallon Spirits Q, Iurpcatne 2ss ID per
.s ,ss AnsT,c.a ssrar5is. "a Per for caoa cs,
- susanlss sneAI Australian raiiew-Beet 2ls o. s22a
-; = attsn 22A Cd o33a OIL coco4n1f Ol-ceyoa- 925
s9cda, &S1 o. American Refrigerated Beet a. I'd for
quarters go "a d. fore sasrtsrs Per sD BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALrNG&

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALtNGI
The -four the cereal markets the Produce Exchange
Yesterday only feature, duHess. In cash wheat
there OF cent bushcl but there was
apparent for scarce unless II be
attributed reported the visible supply Of
than a hali.mllOn bushels Wheat options opened 20 q
cont higher nrst tour months but y cent lower
December May. Then tho latter declined 80 cent
reacted advanced az cent then became weak ana
the lowest points OF tho day. The purchases io
ga 900 ushrs Tho closing prices for wheat
we're August sou. September 81 October sIs NOvembef
IS = December $40 ,nu2fy 81 February 81 NAV tOt
owing 10 good crop reports from the
West. Ia options duil. opening "a cent
lower declining afteTDsrd 0s cent. closed weak At
the prices Tie closing Quotaons we're septembsr
43Is October sJ1. NOvemuer 5UiG Nay 80 CASH oats
sympathzod with opening from = cent down Op
ton dull opening ae cent lower. sold % ceat
on and advancing = cent On August. closing
he closing hgures wcrei Augn-t "a ~eptembcr
81 = october 49, November Sls. Flour was steady ani
quiet from four TO points lower, VITA $50
iefcss for export In the options the markets we're
September So 81; october 80 90 November and December.
So IS and January 81.
The receipts OF grain and Hour at New.York, Phna-
lie baltimore and Boston Wheat. 1884
bushels; corn 274G4 bushels; oats. lh11AO bushels
total A92.rOI bushels. hOur. 2O.2l7 bafrelA
Chicago, Milwaukee aud 81 Louis the
81 LILO bushels l52J72 bushels o4ts
Is 90 bushels total grain G4S9O5 bushels; -four 2G457
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug Is (Speetap the curb tonight May
weak selling at 45s cents september wheat rather
easier selling Although the visible supply de
creased $4,000 bushels tue market did not re-
tain It's early strength The grain markets
were quiet lower, values settling only slightly The
trades Ia september were at 7OS97n cents In octo
Der Al 72is and december 7G Octol
sold up 10 72 cents then The whole ma get worked Oh "a
cent rrturns 81 visible began drift
September down 20 20 cents October TO 7 cents
and December To 747s ceDts SpasmOd.c inquiry pnt
prices up s4iq cent but the close weak ne
was the ruling sentiment and values easei Oh
September resting at 7Oe cents october at II am
ard December at 10.
The pressure sell in the ctOber option
The orders from NewIork
The total export OF wheat alone from the Atlantic
ports week footed np 302 400 bushels and OF
and nOur 3.95O.D50 bushels Local stocks
100000 bushels. ana the total visible supply
below that OF last year at the corresponding
date Corn cOmpai Svcly duh september
opened at 4O cents ranged down from 40 cents 10
40d40b cents AMI back 10 40 ceLts winch tie
October opened at ranged ~ cents high and a cents
low. closing at Il cents Say, tho leading speculative
delivery opened at 4Jl4 ranged 45Aa461 cents
high and IS oeuts low. closing at 45i. cents There
fair activity In the oats but prices
little for both cash and futures under and
In sympathy with the weakness Ia Provisions
dull and featureless RIBS lard cents
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corrov vARKErs-aY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Aug l5-l2 30 D n-COttsn Dull and prices
generally In buyers favor Middling Uplands 5i do
Mddnng Orleans 7l6d Sass-s0OO bales lncluing 1000
bales speculation and export Receipts, 0OO0 Oaes H.
GLIDING 4 500 bales American. .,,, 49,,
Futures dull al the decline Cplan Low hddng cau.s
August delivery 2064d DO August aud september ,le-
livery 64d also 70 Cad; do september and october
delivery Lid also l06+di 40 October and Novem'
cember delivery 26Id; also i64d do. December and
January delivery l64di do February aud March dely
ery o l64d.; September delivery ZO-o4d' also
Tenders for delivery tOays clearings 100 bales new
lures cios ed steady. Upands Low Mddng clause Au
gn.t ds livery 22 SAD sellers do August and september
ieuyery 7.64d sellers do september amt october lie
livery lO64d sellers do october and November dehVery
4o4d sellers DO November and Decew Der delivery. Ltd
do January and February delivery l4d sellers do Feb
ruary March delivery l64d buyers do september &C.
~ ~ ip-Futurss dull Uplsnds Low Mdding clause. Au
,yery i964G sellers September October de-
livery 9G4t Uuyers do October and November delivery
3 4.6ld sellers. do November and December dehvery.
s4d buy do December AMI January delivery lDid
sellers do January and February delivery o4d ellets
do February and March delivery, lo4d sellers do sep
tember delivery 3 1854 sellers. ., a. -,
GIIyEsroN Aug l5.-Cotton pominai Middling. 9s Low
Nlddlug s94 Good Ordinary SIS net ami gross teceps
54s bales sales 1926 bales stock, SpOi bales q, -. ,
NORFOLK Aug l5.-Cetton nominal hlddIng 20 not au
gross receipts exports-Cosstwise 81 Daies sales
B bales stock. 97S bales ,,..,,.x a r.v
sAyANSAH Aug. I5.-Cotton nominal Mtfdhns " Low
hiddliRc SEA- Good ORDINARY. 50 net anu eioss eeesS'
81 bales exports coastwse 23 bales tock %. e@
NEw-ORLEASs. Aug. ih-Cotton weak MiitlIns 2-lo,
Low Mddlng 1916 Good Ordinary. SIC mel az gloSs
recopts gO6 bales exports Great Britalu vaies
Coaswlse lS43baes sales 1000 b~les' S'ocA' @o'V''
bales
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The Rio and Havre markets being closed In
sequence OF holiday there little animation In local spec
uaton, though taken altogether the temper steady
first indicating advance Of points and the
market closing firm at the opening prices In private chan
nes there demand OF Importance bat values were
firmly maintained at nc for fair Rio spot invoices The
mllder growhs firm Sales 1000 bags Msracabo and
we're January; is45als5oi, Febrgsry lS46Siseoi
August september 1905 TO- October IL 25
1880; November 1875 lSio December. ls4Od 1s45
ranges the different months follows yanu.
ary lS.40dla50; August 1880 ls00 September 1898
alS15; October lH2j9l-.35: November, 35elS.45 |;
December, ls40dls.5O. Sales 1880 bag.
COTrON-in Keeping with weaker speculative market
values for spot cotton reduced % and fair business
accomplished at the decline the sales reaching GOA bales
900 Saturday EVENING" all OF which for consumption
port receipts Saturday 5S7 bales comparing with
2467 bales this last week and 2Ol9 bales for the
responding day last September the total port
receipts have been s2l735 bales against 53264S2 bales
for the same period last year.
Quotations American standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
uuorArIoNs or BEKvRs TODAY

Prime steers sold Az % uSO %
the average estimated at 81 %
REVIEW OF THE WEEk.-The arrivals OF Beeyes the
s167 head more than last week ana ooJ<
head than the corresponding week last year , -,
a fairly good demand for city Dressed Beef AL Inc
week Live Cattle ned up Mondays prices TO the
close an Friday and Good Choice ruled hrm.
uropeau declined tbout pc owing TO liberal
home supplies Of Cattle and Refrigerated Beef sold down 10
9c and best American steers AZ 4iTgIIAc
for tho estimated dressed weight
live Calve. light receipts ruled very firm and Ne3s
advanced during fuzzy Ic 10, while Butterniks
ana Orassers improved from TO &c.
and Lambs also showed consider aule Improvement
and Good sheep Salabe during the latter part OF tue
OF &c last Mondays prices Prime
pe n but the Friday and prices ruled
&c lower O saturday with dull trade.
with slight fluctuations ABOUT heid thclr oWn
ami with ued dull demand for Heavy weights Me-
BEEVES- pts yesterday and today including East
Sid, arrivals $50 ears OF O92 ho1d-l4s
cav. AZ Jersey city 60tst, IS at oak Gin
ard a. cara direct side aOatOrs Az the uptown
mann a strauss aud cars of state Balls and Cows
were sold 10 the oak Clf Cattle all FOR export
arrivals at Jersey city were unusually he2Ny anu
about the market The market opeheu SO"
we're but few on sale When sauGhsrers got 10 work how
ever thew bought freely and looked as not over haf
dozen would 10 carr ed over Prices declined from
alive Cattle and texans AMI POOR NAuNes 500
Zoo lower than fIluay ANotSsS SAWS
fully l6c lower ~,
TEXANS sold at s. 25aS3 so Scar lot OF Colorado HAT
Breeds al - l2h Native steers at - 80 ass 90
Decent To Prime SO asa So Choce mp 10 So ana car
oaJs OF Frtra Chicago cattle at SO % per loo 10.
Bulls sold at s29s2 So Dry cows and Heiers az s@9sS
and BY the heal AT so each
Mr. Goldsmith purchased about 90 head Tor EXPORT
400 Cattle on The Buffalo ~ n Nor
NJ Beef on the Celtic OF
The weeks shipments OF Live cattle and sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows;